SKSchema HELP!

[asci]

Hi,
I have done this script:

#r(#wlanon)
#r(\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\TCPMP.lnk) #p(\Storage Card\Capital.pls) #sleep(5000)
#r(#kill) #p(player.exe) #sleep(90000)
#r(#wlanoff) #sleep(5000)

It's a kind of wifi-radio alarm clock. If I run it manually by clicking on it, the script works, but really I can't get it to work by running this script with scheduled option. I mean that I'd like to run it during some working days but really I don't know how to do it. I tried this:
open SKSchema/new/command/:SKSCHM #r(#script) #p(sveglia.sksc)
After than I setted days of the week, time...
This is the related .sksp file generated:

#r(:SKSCHM #r(#script)) #p(\Sveglia.sksc) #hh(7) #mm(57) #days(2,3,4,5,6,) #waitfor(1) #vol(7) #d(Sveglia!) #a(2)

Coming back to Queue view I tapped on scheduled event created/Execute, to test it, but it doesn't work.
Where I went wrong?

[cjb]

You say it works if you run it manually so maybe it is a timing issue. You only allow 5 seconds for your WiFi LAN link to be active and if the machine is in standby this may take longer. You could also try moving the .pls file on your storage card to main memory - just to see if that makes a difference. Have you sent an email to their support - I have had very rapid responses to my questions in the past.

regards cjb.

[asci]

Well it's not a metter of time or .pls location, it seems that the script doesn't start at all. Infact neither player nor wifi start.
So I should verify if
#r(:SKSCHM #r(#script)) #p(\Sveglia.sksc) #hh(7) #mm(57) #days(2,3,4,5,6,) #waitfor(1) #vol(7) #d(Sveglia!) #a(2)
is correct.
When you talk about support do you mean mail support?
THX so much for you replay.
:wink:

[asci]

I think I solved the problem...I'll test it tomorrow in the morning. If I will be late at work, than I wasn't right...

I opened with txt editor .sksp file and changed:

#r(:SKSCHM #r(#script)) #p(\Sveglia.sksc) #hh(7) #mm(57) #days(2,3,4,5,6,) #waitfor(1) #vol(7) #d(Sveglia!) #a(2)

into

:SKSCHM #r(#script) #p(\Sveglia.sksc) #hh(7) #mm(57) #days(2,3,4,5,6,) #waitfor(1) #vol(7) #d(Sveglia!) #a(2)

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